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A trailer has dropped for the third season of the Kimi ni Todoke – From Me to You anime, and it lets us know that new episodes will become available globally on Netflix this August. Netflix is already offering the previous seasons both subbed and …Read more »
The latest anime film from director Naoko Yamada is Kimi no Iro, and last time we checked in on the project it had been pushed back to 2024, scratching its initial fall 2023 premiere plans. Now a date is in place, and it turns out …Read more »
Garden of Remembrance, the upcoming short anime from director Naoko Yamada (Liz and the Blue Bird), has just revealed a new teaser trailer. The short film, which is set for release in 2024, is animated over at Science Saru, where Yamada is also working on …Read more »
There is sad news coming out of Japan as we report on the passing of manga creator Hisaya Nakajo, who is best known for her shojo manga series Hana-Kimi. Her time of passing is listed as 8:52 PM on October 12, one month after her …Read more »
Good things come to those who wait. Kimi ni Todoke, the anime series based on the manga by Karuho Shiina, has just landed a third season — 12 years after season 2 aired. Season 3 of Kimi ni Todoke will stream on Netflix next year, …Read more »
The next feature-length anime film from acclaimed director Naoko Yamada (K-ON!, A Silent Voice) was previously announced for Fall 2023, but it got hit with a delay this week. Kimi no Iro (Your Colors) is now set to premiere sometime in 2024, as reflected in …Read more »
The slice of life romance manga Kimi ni Todoke will be the subject of a exhibition in Tokyo and Osaka featuring over 250 pieces of artwork this fall. The exhibition is entitled Kimi no Todoke: The Shape of Love, and it’ll be held from September …Read more »
Sayonara, Tyranno—also known as Annyeong, Tyrano: Yeong-wonhi or My Tyrano: Together, Forever—is a Chinese-Japanese-South Korean co-production that’s based on the series of children’s books by Tatsuya Miyanishi. It’s on the way to cinemas in Japan on December 10, and a new video previews the film’s …Read more »
The Nihon SF Taikai (a.k.a the Japan Science Fiction Convention) had disclosed this year’s winners for the 52nd Seiun Awards. The “Best Comic” award went to two different manga: Hozuki’s Coolheadedness by Natsumi Eguchi (which is available in America through Kodansha) and Kimi o Shinasenai …Read more »
Japanese talent agency Three Tree has revealed the sad news that one of their clients, voice actress Haruka Nagashima, died last month at the age of 33. The report mentioned that she had been receiving treatment for an illness, but did not go into details …Read more »
Studio Ghibli co-founder Hayao Miyazaki is no stranger to winning awards, and they keep on coming. On August 26, he took home the 38th annual Kawakita Award from the Kawakita Memorial Film Institute. The award itself was created in honor of Nagamasa Kawakita, a Japanese …Read more »
Fans of anime song covers AND violin music take note, because internationally renowned violinist Ayako Ishikawa is here with a new album. ANIME CLASSIC 2 is now available digitally around the world on platforms like Amazon Music, iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and LINE …Read more »
My Tyrano (also known as Sayonara Tyrano or even Hello Tyrano, depending on who you ask) is an animated co-production that combines the forces of Japan, China and South Korea to adapt a series of dinosaur-themed books by Tatsuya Miyanishi. Tyrano, which is set to …Read more »
Masaaki Yuasa, the director of Devilman Crybaby and Lu Over the Wall, is back. His latest film, Kimito Namini Noretara (Riding a Wave With You) is due out June 21, and the first trailer has just been released. The film features the vocal talents of …Read more »
The director behind Ping Pong, Devilman Crybaby and more is back this year with his latest film, tentatively titled Kimito Namini Noretara (tentatively titled If I Could Ride The Wave With You or Riding a Wave With You in English). Now we know who will …Read more »
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